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Gamma World Campaign Story Pt. I by ZeTacomancer, literature

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Gamma World Campaign Story Pt. I

The story opens with a view of a junkyard, a wide expanse of rusted metal constructs, vehicles, and appliances in various states of disrepair. This is an area that the Ancients used to discard items they called “useless,” but to many of the people to Gamma Terra, these areas are invaluable for finding resources and valuable materials. Many scavengers comb these places to find items to trade, however radiation and feral mutants make the areas treacherous at times. Looking into the junkyard, two figures can be made out. One stands near a pile of scrap, shooting flames or lightning at the groups of three eyed rats that make their ho

It's always me. by museisforever1207, literature

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It's always me.

"Are you happy?" "No. But I don't think it's you." It is me, I want to say, It's always me. I always hurt the people I care about the most. And you? Well, I've never cared about anyone more than I care about you. So I should apologize in advanced for the pain I know I'll cause you. But please at least know this: Breaking your heart breaks mine too. I'd spare you the pain if I could. I'd do anything for you if I could. But I don't think you understand how inevitable this is. I can't stop it, no matter what I'm willing to give. So as you go down, I'll go down with you. And nobody will cry for your pain more than I do. But I can't tell you

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Artist // Student // Varied

Feb 16
United States
Deviant for 13 years
dragcave.net/user/Springheart16
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The reason I decided to get one of these thingies was to be able to get more feedback on my artwork. So, enjoy!

Current Residence: Wherever here is.
deviantWEAR sizing preference: ...huh?
Favourite genre of music: Jazz
Personal Quote: Everything is connected. Treat it as such.

Favourite Movies

0.0 Do I really have to pick?

Favourite Bands / Musical Artists

The Beatles.

Favourite Books

The Discworld series.

Tools of the Trade

pencils, blending sticks, prismacolor pencils, watercolor pencils, watercolor, paints, charcoal, etc

Other Interests

music, animals, carving, reading, cats, swimming, living, art, canoeing, cayaking

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Springheart16

Feb 18, 2013

Media Script: Bibliography

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Works Cited • Auditions NYC Mary Kate Irish Dance. YouTube. N.p., 1 Oct. 2011. Web. 24 Jan. 2013. . • Balanda Yidaki, Traditional Aboriginal Didgeridoo. One Special One. By Gordon Boot. YouTube. N.p., 3 Mar. 2011. Web. 17 Jan. 2013. . • Dan Flynn - Digeridoo Maker and Player. YouTube. N.p., 20 June 2011. Web. 17 Jan. 2013. . • "Didgeridoo Acoustics/ Yidaki Acoustics." Music Acoustics. Joe Wolf, n.d. Web. 15 Jan. 2013. . • Didgeridoo - Jeremy Donovan, Aboriginal Artist. YouTube. N.p., 10 Sept. 2006. Web. 23 Jan. 2013. . • Didgeridoo Solo, Dan Flynn, Computer Aided Didgeridoo Sound Design, In-Didj-In-Us 2012. By Troy Page. YouTube. N.p.,

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Springheart16

Feb 18, 2013

Media Script: Day 4

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Media Script: Day 4 And now for the differences. So far, we've looked at didgeridoos, Irish Jigs, and how the two are similar. Now comes the part where we look at how they are different. And they are REALLY different. For starters, one is an instrument, and the other is a type of music – music meaning, composed of several instruments playing together. That, I think, is probably the biggest difference. And another thing: with didgeridoos, you can take or leave specific melodic structure – it's sort of just, play it with a structure if you want, but it doesn't really matter. But, with Jigs, the structure of the piece is another of its most d

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Feb 18, 2013

Media Script: Day 3

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Media Script: Day 3 This time, we compare didgeridoos and Irish Jigs. So, if most people were to line up thoughts associated with didgeridoos in their head alongside thoughts associated with Irish jigs, they most likely will pull a face and think "What? But how do these things even compare?" For those of you wondering this, wonder no more! I shall enlighten you on this fact. Yes, it is true that Irish Jigs are extremely different than didgeridoos in nearly every way; But not all ways. For example; they both belong to specific cultural origins – they both were only played within one culture, until they were spread around the world. And now